The country must try to understand the message that the demonstrations are or are intended to convey, according to the Archbishop of Beira, Dom Claúdio Dalla Zuana. "These demonstrations and reactions somehow want to communicate something, but they communicate poorly. It's something the people feel. So, at a political and administrative level, we need to see what the signs are...
The government's calculations point to around 80 deaths during the post-election demonstrations that took place on October 21, 2024, spokesman Inocêncio Impissa said today in Pemba, the capital of Cabo Delgado. The Executive's accounts differ to a large extent from the figures announced by Civil Society Organizations, namely the...
The President of the Supreme Court (TS), Adelino Muchanga, assured yesterday that all the perpetrators of the vandalizations underway in the country will be held accountable. According to Muchanga, the intervention is necessary, all the more so as not to give the impression of apathy and the absence of a state. MP demands millionaire compensation from Venâncio Mondlane and Podemos "We will hold...
Businesspeople affected by the post-election demonstrations will be able to benefit from an Economic Recovery Fund that will be set up by the government, the President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo, announced yesterday. "As you know, the violent demonstrations have torn apart the economic and social fabric of the country to some extent. We are currently working with our brothers and sisters in the private sector,...
Terrorism in Cabo Delgado, the actions of the Naparamas in Zambezia and the demonstrations taking place all over the country could constitute a danger to public security, according to the President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo. "We have to overcome three major challenges that could jeopardize our healthy coexistence and social harmony, namely...
Government spokesman Inocêncio Impissa said today that intensive work is underway with the toll management companies in the country to assess the impacts of non-payment of tolls and vandalization of infrastructure. "There is a lot of intense work going on with the financial sectors, but also with the transport and logistics sectors to understand or...
Politician Venâncio Mondlane said in an interview that he had no regrets about calling for post-election demonstrations to restore electoral truth. According to the former presidential candidate, although he did not become a tenant of Ponta Vermelha through the protests, the gains for the people "are immeasurable". He pointed to the idea that, for the first time in the country's history,...
Politician Venâncio Mondlane says he has traveled to different parts of the world since October 21, 2024, when he crossed the first border out of the country. In total, there have been eight countries, between Africa, Europe and the Middle East. He recalled that he was forced to leave Mozambique after, on that date, he suffered a...
The recently appointed Commander General of the Police of the Republic of Mozambique, Joaquim Adriano Sive, recognizes that in some cases the police performed badly when dealing with civilians during the post-election protests. "If there were issues like that, which it seems to me that in some cases we didn't do very well, the job from now on is to improve our performance,...
The Mozambican state lost 658 million dollars in tax revenue between October and December 2024, due to the outbreak of post-election demonstrations. According to Finance Minister Carla Louveira, the indicators show that in December alone the losses amounted to 14 million meticais. Speaking after the first session of the Council of...